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Hanny Arram JAG students report college visits, job shadows and an app to link youth with work

Kearney Public Schools Board of Education · January 12, 2026
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Summary

JAG teacher Erikka Rhodes and student Devin Clark updated the board on second-year program activities including college and career exposure, service learning and a student-built app to help 13–16-year-olds find local work opportunities.

Erikka Rhodes, JAG teacher at Hanny Arram Center for Success, and Devin Clark, JAG president, briefed the board on the program's second-year accomplishments: college visits, career fairs, leadership conferences, employee presentations, job shadows and service-learning projects connecting students with community members.

They also reported that several students are developing an app to help 13–16-year-olds find local work such as mowing lawns or grocery shopping. "They are currently working on coding the app, which is an exciting development," Rhodes said, and the board heard that the project is in active student-led development.

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